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You set the right points mechanic for your stock and get the card template ready to print without any hassle.

Set the rules for your points or cashback program and get the loyalty card artwork ready to print. You also get the WhatsApp messages to notify customers and bring them back to buy again.

3D animation style rewards card

What this skill does

This Kyte AI Assistant skill helps you build a points or rewards program that fits your store's routine, and generates the materials you need to put the plan into practice. It looks at your average sale value and how often customers come back to suggest a realistic rule, like filling ten stamps or building up cashback credit.

The system delivers the loyalty card's visual template, ready to print at a neighborhood print shop or on your own printer, plus the WhatsApp messages to notify customers.

You end up with a clear rule for driving repeat purchases, without having to calculate everything yourself or build the materials from scratch.

How it works

First, you share real data about your business, like the average price of your goods and the type of product you sell, for example clothing, cosmetics, or shoes. Then you choose whether you'd rather work with stamps per purchase or a running balance for future discounts. Our AI combines that information and generates the program's rules and the card's visual file for printing. Finally, it creates a sequence of follow-up messages for you to save on your phone and use during daily service, telling the customer how many points they still need to earn the reward.

Use cases

Real examples of how this skill fits into a store’s routine to speed up decision-making and sales.

01

Bring back the customer who only buys during sales

When your store runs a promotion, a lot of new buyers show up, buy the discounted pieces, and never message you on WhatsApp again. You enter the minimum value of those promotional sales, and the skill suggests a points rule that only unlocks the reward on regular-priced items. The card ships with that condition already built in. That gives the customer who came for the sale a reason to come back the next month and buy full-margin products, helping balance out the stock's revenue.

02

Sell more accessories and items stuck on the shelf

Main clothing and shoes tend to sell on their own, but belts, socks, and smaller care items can sit unsold for lack of attention. You register those complementary items as the final reward on the points card. The tool builds the campaign format and writes the explanatory text. Slow-moving stock gets a new job: becoming the incentive for customers to fill the card, without relying on steep discounts to move those products.

03

Give yourself a real reason to reach out to customers who went quiet

Spending the afternoon sending generic messages about new arrivals can wear down the relationship and raise the odds of getting blocked on WhatsApp. You enter the rules of the new points system and get a reactivation text that offers a courtesy stamp to anyone who buys again that week. The message comes ready to send. That lets you reopen old conversations with a real reason, bringing the customer back to the catalog without sounding pushy.

04

Send physical cards out with delivery bags

When orders go out by delivery driver, the package often has just the product and the receipt, with no reminder to buy again. You download the visual template the skill generated, print the cards, and slip one into each delivery bag. The physical piece travels with the order. When the customer opens the package at home, they see the point of buying again and can keep the card as a reminder of your store.

05

Explain the points rules on Stories without clutter

Explaining long rules in busy videos or images can make people scroll past the campaign. You enter your store's purchase values, and the tool sums up the rules in three short points, ready to post on social media. The explanation gets more direct. You post it to your pinned Stories, and the customer quickly understands how to join, then messages your store on WhatsApp to start earning points.

Benefits

You earn predictable revenue without spending on paid ads

Before, you had to chase new customers constantly to keep the month's traffic up, often spending on flyers or online ads. With loyalty rules running consistently, part of your revenue starts coming from buyers who already know your service. Repeat sales carry more weight in your revenue. Your store builds a steadier customer base, because whoever already started earning points has a reason to come back and keep buying from you.

Get your evenings back for family time

Before, you could lose the weekend adding up receipts, thinking up promotions, or inventing social media campaigns to keep people interested. A clear points mechanic cuts that manual work down. The rules are already set, the cards can be printed, and the messages are ready to use. You close the store on time and get more peace of mind to rest, without having to build a new campaign every week.

Keep your prices firm without discounting

Before, you could cut into your margin just to close a sale when a customer asked for a lower price on the shoes, the blouse, or the accessory. By offering a stamp or balance on the loyalty card, the conversation shifts from an immediate discount to the benefit of the next purchase. Your margin stays more protected. You sell at the price listed in your catalog, and the customer still sees a real reason to come back.

Frequently asked questions

Free · No installation · No setup

Pick your store type, walk away with the finished result.

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